My cubicle is about 20 sq ft. It's tiny. How does it . . .

[bertha katzenengel]

How does it compare to your work space?

[madinmaryland]

1. Mine is 8' x 8' or 64 sf.

Do you have a work surface in there??

:wow:

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

2. 6 x 8.

And that's cramped. How do you turn around in 20 sq.ft.? That's 4 x 5. Yikes.

[Chan790]

3. I work in a coffeehouse...

I'm a barista and spend my entire day in the same 8'x 4' space. No walls though, it's open space...that's just my area. I don't do dishes or serve or bus tables or porter...I just make drinks.

[Gidney N Cloyd]

4. 20 sq feet? That's not your cubicle. Flush and go back to your desk.

:)

[SurfingAtWork]

12. ...

:rofl:

[bertha katzenengel]

14. You are dead on.

:grr:

[Fox Mulder]

5. That sucks...

I'm glad I don't work at a business that makes its employees work in cubicles. That's inhumane, IMO.

My workspace is considered the whole store (I work in retail).

[SurfingAtWork]

6. I'd estimate it 10 x 10.. maybe 12 x 12.. not sure

[RebelOne]

7. Mine is narrow and long

Maybe about 6 x 15.

[mainegreen]

8. 8x8

[Orsino]

9. 64 sq. ft. cubicle.

[ghostsofgiants]

10. I don't have a cubicle, I just have a "workstation."

[MrsBrady]

11. yea, me too...

absolutely no privacy.

in an open area...

it sux sooooo bad.

[bertha katzenengel]

15. I guess this, too, is better called a work station.

May I tell the world, please, that I HATE it?

The desktop is BLACK.

Oh, what cheery surroundings.

[petronius]

13. I have an office (maybe 8x10) with a window from which I can peer into other offices

However, my real workspace is wherever I can haul my laptop to (usually as far from that office as possible...)

[Arkansas Granny]

16. Mine is approximately 6 X 8' and contains an L shaped "desk",

printer stand and 4 drawer filing cabinet. There's not much floor space, but I have a big window that looks onto the parking lot and the street beyond.

[Xithras]

17. An 8x10 office with a door and a window with a view of a...

parking lot.

[Starbucks Anarchist]

18. 5 x 5.

Or as we call it in NYC, "a studio apartment." :P

[Symarip]

19. My office looks to be about 8x10

No windows, though. Just steel walls.

[Bake]

20. About 15 x 25, I'd say.

With a door. And a wall of windows on one side.

Bake

[wain]

27. That's half a house!

Do you work at home? Or the executive suite?

[Bake]

32. Well, it'd be a small house ... sorta.

Not the executive suite. Ninth floor, office building. Two doors down from the "corner office." But the view out the window is downtown Jackson, Mississippi (and I'll let you judge that for yourself)!!

:rofl:

Bake

[GOPisEvil]

21. I'd like to have 20 sq. ft.

I have a desk with walls, basically. When my cow-irkers are being annoying I hear every word. :argh:

[billyoc]

22. My work space was your workspace

before it had a floor, walls or a ceiling. :hi:

[bertha katzenengel]

28. OMFG --

I don't doubt you're in construction, but do you really walk all the way up there like that? :scared:

[billyoc]

29. oh, no, we have a hoist that takes us most of the way.

:hi:

[bertha katzenengel]

30. LOL I mean. . . .

Do you walk on beams with no protection?

[billyoc]

34. We have special glue for the bottom of our boots.

:hi:

[bertha katzenengel]

36. Okay, now you're just pullin' my chain.

:hi: yerself. :7

[auntAgonist]

33. oh geez!!!!!!!

My hands are now VERY sweaty and I have the heebie jeebies! ... gads I HATE HATE HATE heights.


:scared:

aA

[billyoc]

35. But look how roomy it is!

:rofl:

[kedrys]

23. ...I have an actual office for the first time in my life

:thud: The fact that it has a window is a happy accident, because usually consultants don't rate a window, but they wanted me in the middle of my department, so wow.

It's huge too, compared to my past work spaces - 10x12 easy. One wall is da window (on the 21st floor), and I have a door that locks.

I expect to get slightly downgraded if they pick up or extend my contract through the department's planned move to the 16th floor, but I'll still get an office.

:hi:

[Redstone]

24. Not trying to make any jealous, but...

My "back office" (which is where most of the equipment is, and where I do thos production work) is 28 by 16 feet, and my "outer office" (where Mrs R has her computer for doing the accounting, and where I have meetings with visitors, and where I work on the MacBook sitting on the couch when my back won't let me sit in my office chair) is 28 feet by 24 feet.

But hey, I need the space, because I have a LOT of equipment, and furthermore, there are five of me, as you can see in this picture of the "outer office:"



Redstone

[greendog]

25. My "office" is most of NW Montana.

Four counties: Flathead, Lake, Lincoln, and Missoula. :-)

[mia]

26. Large classroom (30' x 36') plus 8' x 21' office/workroom

It's a huge, beautiful, well-equipped classroom room with lots of windows. In the workroom I can leave ongoing projects all spread out. It's a teacher's dream. My whole little townhouse is much smaller than this public school classroom.

[TommyO]

31. Roughly 97 square feet. It's the 3rd bedroom in my townhouse

I work from home at least three days a week, so I consider that my work space. If I travel to the office, it's 56 square feet (7' x8')

[lukasahero]

37. 7 x 10 - 3 people

We have to make sure we don't all roll back at the same time. :\